In just his second season of F1, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc had the upper hand over Sebastian Vettel, but the Monegasque insists he's still learning from his Scuderia teammate. Leclerc collected his first two career wins in F1 in 2019, triumphing at Spa and on Ferrari's holy ground in Monza, while Vettel was victorious just once, in Singapore. Leclerc also showcased his speed on Saturdays, clinching seven pole positions during last year's campaign, the most of any driver on the grid. Overall, the 22-year-old outscored his teammate by 24 points in the final championship standings. However, the inner-team rivalry between Leclerc and Vettel led to a few squabbles on the track between the two...
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